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Haywood v. Ford Motor Credit Company, LLC
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1:14-cv-01671
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June 16, 2014
Ford Says Repo'd Car Sales Row Belongs In Fed. Court
Ford Motor Credit Co. LLC urged a Maryland federal judge to not remand a proposed class action alleging the company improperly sells vehicles repossessed over defaulted payments, saying Friday that the plaintiff incorrectly argued that some claims in the $8.2 million damages calculation were time-barred.
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June 03, 2014
Ford Motor Credit Wants Repo Sale Class Action Arbitrated
Ford Motor Credit Co. LLC on Monday urged a Maryland federal judge to compel arbitration in a proposed class action filed by a consumer who alleges the company improperly sold her vehicle after repossessing it over defaulted payments, saying her contract included an arbitration provision.